I need some help, you know those "repeat until" blocks in scratch? Well I need to know how to do that in python. What I want to do is this, with a repeat block.
retry = True
if password = "password1234":
retry = False
else:
pass
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A_Nobody
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so you want to be in a loop untill password == "password1234" , is my understanding correct? – VMSMani May 06 '22 at 20:40
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1A do-while loop will solve that... – kenntnisse May 06 '22 at 20:41
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@kenntnisse "do-while"? In Python? Did I miss something? – Matthias May 06 '22 at 20:45
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I want to put this whole code in a "repeat until" block. – A_Nobody May 08 '22 at 02:55
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@VMSMani Yes, but I have some code "password = input("What's your password?")" and then I want the variable password to save(Permently, even if you reboot the program.), so then when you put it in... ITS BASICLLY A SIGN IN PAGE, OK? – A_Nobody May 08 '22 at 02:59
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The following snippet checks if the password is "password1234". If it is correct, it changes the flag to False and hence the loop terminates. Otherwise, it will do further processing (e.g., ask the user for a new input).
retry = True
password = ""
while (retry):
# Check if the password equals to a specific password.
if (password == "password1234"):
retry = False
else:
# Do further processing here.
# Example: ask the user for the password
password = input("Enter a password: ")
Hossam Magdy Balaha
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Program will be asking you for password until you type password1234
password = input("Enter you password")
while password!="password1234":
password = input("Enter you password")
Worldmaster
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The above solutions are also correct. But if you want to keep your style, try this:
def get_password():
retry = True
password = input("Password: ")
if retry:
if password == "password1234":
retry = False
else:
return get_password()
get_password()
goku
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